Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands is a third-person shooter with an open world, where the developers have relied on freedom of action. There is no plot in the usual sense here. Provinces are divided into areas with their own conditions and opponents. The order of passage is freely chosen. Provinces are opening gradually, with the first one serving as training. The player independently chooses what to do: collect intelligence, destroy convoys or hunt cartel leaders. Regions are interconnected, and their order of passage is arbitrary. Companions follow orders, and their skills can be developed. A synchronized shot solves the problem without noise. You can find and destroy a target in different ways: quietly or with battle. The squad works as a single unit: satellites carry out orders, and a synchronized shot allows you to solve the problem without noise. Drone reconnaissance helps plan the operation. Weapons and equipment are customized to suit the squad's style. Some of the equipment is in caches. Missions are collected from intelligence, and orders are given on the map. Vehicles, weapons and equipment are customized, and the map is filled with finds. The expansions added new areas and tasks. Intelligence and planning are more important than accuracy. The drone helps you see the layout in advance. Weather and time of day affect visibility and guard behavior. Wounded companions have to be taken out of the operation area. This region is suitable for anyone who loves tactical attacks. Additions added regions and tasks. The game is designed for co-op and solo attacks.